XLR female to dual XLR male Y-cable for splitting a single microphone signal, featuring oxygen-free copper conductors, spiral shielding, and reinforced connectors
This audio Y-cable is designed to split a single microphone signal into two separate XLR inputs, allowing one mic to feed multiple destinations at the same time. It is a practical solution for recording studios, live sound systems, and broadcast setups where signal duplication is required without changing gain structure.
Designed for Dual Mixer and Recorder Inputs
With one XLR female connector branching to two XLR male connectors, this cable makes it easy to route a microphone into two mixer channels, audio interfaces, or recording devices simultaneously. It is commonly used for sending the same mic signal to front-of-house and monitoring systems or to multiple recording paths.
Clear Audio Transfer with Oxygen-Free Copper
The internal conductors are made from oxygen-free copper, helping preserve signal accuracy and reduce loss. This construction supports consistent microphone performance and clean audio transfer, making it suitable for professional audio applications where reliability matters.
Shielded Construction for Noise Reduction
A spiral copper shield surrounds the conductors to help block electromagnetic and radio frequency interference. This shielding design also improves cable flexibility, making the cable easier to manage in tight racks, stage boxes, and portable recording rigs.
Compact Length for Organized Setups
At 18 inches long, this Y-cable is optimized for short-run signal splitting where excess cable length would cause clutter. The compact size keeps workspaces neat and reduces strain on connected equipment when routing between closely positioned devices.
Built for Repeated Professional Use
Each XLR connector includes internal strain relief to protect the cable from stress caused by bending and frequent handling. This added durability helps extend the life of the cable in touring rigs, studios, and installed sound systems.